Inktober 2016 Epilogue
So, there were three more days left in Inktober after the fourth week. I flamed out during the stretch run and only made one more drawing, so I fell two drawings short of the goal. Still, I don’t feel too badly since I was quite happy with how many of my sketch cards turned out and that I still completed twenty-nine drawings in as many days!
Please check out Week One, Week Two, Week Three, and Week Four blog posts for most of my contributions last month. Also, don’t forget to checkout the Inktober Web site to learn more about the concept. Below is my final drawing for Inktober 2016.
Freddy Krueger
At least I went out with a bang! I was pretty proud of this Freddy Krueger, and as it was the only one I did in the final half-week, it is obviously my favorite of that leg of the journey. 🙂 The original Nightmare on Elm Street is a classic by Wes Craven.
Please let me know what you think and remember, if you’d like an original commission by me or would like to hire me as an Illustrator, please use the Contact page and let me know as much as you can about your request.
‘Sects Sunday 10/30/2016
*Sorry for being late in posting this one… I got wrapped up in drawing some other things and ended up behind schedule. I’ll still have a proper Monday edition as well later tonight!
‘Sects Saturday 10/29/2016
*Every time I hear someone talk about the “war on Christmas” I keep being reminded that I see Christmas decorations earlier and earlier on store shelves each year. If there is a war, Christmas appears to have declared it!
Inktober 2016 Part 4
The fourth week of Inktober brought more daily drawings to collect for the blog. See my previous posts this month for Week One, Week Two, and Week Three contributions. Also, don’t forget to checkout the Inktober Web site to learn more about the concept.
For Week Four, I continued with the 2.5 x 3.5 inch personal sketch card sized illustrations.
Inktober 2016 Week Four:
Daredevil
Jack O’Lantern
Doctor Strange
Jack Skellington
Ghostface
Scarecrow
Michael Myers
This week is harder for me to pick a favorite, because I like how many of these turned out. I guess if I have to pick, I’d go with Jack Skellington. I quite like my Ghostface and Scarecrow, though… and Michael Myers to end the week turned out pretty good also.
Please let me know what you think and remember, if you’d like an original commission by me or would like to hire me as an Illustrator, please use the Contact page and let me know as much as you can about your request.
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